Join film critics Jesse Nussman, Josh Sewell, and Jason Evans as they dissect the latest adaptation of Stephen King's "The Long Walk." This episode explores the film's unrelenting bleakness, its stark portrayal of a dystopian reality, and the powerful performances by David Jonsson and Cooper Hoffman.

Discover why this movie is both a conversation starter and a test of endurance for its audience. Tune in for a candid discussion on the film's themes, its comparison to "The Hunger Games," and the unique challenges of adapting a Stephen King novel. #StephenKing #TheLongWalk #FilmCritique

In this episode of Movie Joust, film critics Jesse Nussman and Josh Sewell review Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing and Ethan Coen’s Honey Don’t. They dive into the films’ themes, character dynamics, and directorial choices—exploring Aronofsky’s signature storytelling style and Coen’s comedic legacy. The critics compare performances, narrative structure, and the challenge of balancing dark comedy with serious drama, while reflecting on their favorite Coen Brothers films and the impact of their cinematic worlds.

In this episode, Jesse Nussman and Josh Sewell delve into the films of Spike Lee, focusing on his latest work, 'Highest 2 Lowest,' which stars Denzel Washington. They explore the collaboration between Lee and Washington, the influence of Kurosawa's 'High and Low,' and the themes of legacy, responsibility, and cultural commentary present in the film.

The discussion also touches on the performances of the cast, particularly Washington and Jeffrey Wright, and the dynamics of their characters. The hosts reflect on Lee's unique style and the significance of his work in the context of American cinema, concluding with recommendations for other notable films in Lee's filmography.

In this episode of Movie Joust, we tackle the new horror-thriller Weapons. First, we give our spoiler-free impressions and let you know whether it’s worth your ticket money. Then, we dive deep into the film’s twists, themes, and most shocking moments in our spoiler discussion.

If you’ve seen the movie (or don’t mind spoilers), stick around to hear our unfiltered takes on what Weapons does right, where it misses the mark, and why it might just stick with you long after the credits roll.

It’s slapstick vs. sports! In this week’s episode of Movie Joust, we pit the absurd brilliance of The Naked Gun against the unlikely sequel Happy Gilmore 2.nIs classic Zucker-style absurdity still king? Or does Adam Sandler’s return to the green bring the bigger laughs in 2025?

Jesse and Jason go head-to-head on Eddington, Ari Aster’s latest descent into the surreal and the soul-shattering. Is it a brilliant piece of cinematic dread—or a self-indulgent spiral into nonsense?

Josh and Jason suit up and dive headfirst into Marvel's long-awaited Fantastic Four reboot. Does this version finally redeem the franchise? Or is it another cosmic misfire? They break down the retro setting, Pedro Pascal’s take on Reed Richards, the villain (no spoilers here!), and whether this film signals a true course correction for the MCU. It’s clobberin’ time—maybe.

Join Jesse, Josh, and Jason as they dive cape-first into James Gunn’s bold new vision for Superman. Is it a game-changer or a Kryptonian misfire?

Then stick around as the trio ranks every Superman movie—from iconic classics to forgotten flops. Who flies highest? Who crashes hardest? It’s a battle of opinions you won’t want to miss!